Port of Swansea 1808 viewed from the east bank.
Entrance to the original Swansea Harbour
Tawe Railway Bridge Supports
South dock inner basin 1980s
Ships in the River Tawe 1850
The pill Jetty river Tawe
An early tram crossing North dock link
Entering the North Dock from the basin off the Tawe
The outer basin
between the inner and outer basins
The Slip opposite Trafalgar Terrace
River Tawe
South-Dock Marina
Swansea Marina 2011
Marina from Tower Restuarant 2011
Original Marina – August 2011
Marina and the Pump House Pub and restuarant
Swansea and the original location of the Norweigan Church at Bridge Street
Swansea Recalled 
i see my dear kilvey hill in the background of the marina most of my family ancestores were born in the little cottages there on the very top of kilvey hill ,now of course they are long gone.the other part of my family were from feild st, landore does anyone know of mathan gapper she lived to be 103 i was told.. please reply.. tu Di.
that’s so strange! I am born of two Swansea families, James and Walker but married a John Gapper from Somerset so I’m now Emma Gapper…not many Gappers about!
Does anyone know what happened to the Spanish galleon ship the Picton Sea Eagle, which was placed in to the marina in 1987. It was a floating restaurant initially owned by Maurice Colclough and was still there in 1994, but the last time I was in Swansea it was gone and nobody knew where.
The Picton Sea Eagle is now in Bremen (Germany) and is called the Admiral Nelson. It is still a restaurant and looks very much as it did in Swansea.
Many thanks for this, nice to know it survived. It was quite the subtraction in the arena in Swansea, a shame it was not more popular & had to go.